TOKYO -- Toyota wants the driver to remain the most important decision-maker in the car despite the influx of technology that can take away that responsibility and rising pressure from rivals determined to debut self-driving vehicles by 2020.
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By:
Claire Bal
December 14, 2013 05:00 AM
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